Culture

When Hubris Leads to Scientific Fraud

Not being able to take criticism well can damage the integrity of research – particularly if it motivates scientific misconduct.

Perspective: What I Learned (And Did Not Learn) From Genetic Ancestry Tests

Nothing could give me a satisfying, one-word answer to the “what are you” question.

I Designed My Own Curriculum for College. Here’s How My Experience Can Help Fight Climate Change.

I feel like I slipped out the back door one night and never returned home.

In the Eye of the Storm

As the months wore on, I began to dread going to work but I didn’t know how to take a break. I didn’t know that quitting was an option.

Is Nigeria On a Sugar Rush?

At one point, it seemed as though almost every person above the age of forty was either a diabetic or a prediabetic.

Tennis for More Than Two

Who gets to benefit from the modest improvements and radical reimaginations of gaming that so many now rely on for community and sanity?

End of a Chapter, Beginning Of a Book

I live in a city that is almost an exact replica of the one in my childhood dreams. Ironically, the one thing that is missing is happiness.

前幾天，我和父母通電話。

我們並不是刻意地避免彼此促膝談心，只是我們能力上做不到。

Hurricanes and Hope

As I got older and began to understand storms, I learned just how resilient the people around me are.

Opinion: We Need To Distinguish Between Vaccine Hesitancy and Anti-Vax

People who are hesitant have doubts that require answers, and scientists are perfectly placed to provide them with these.

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